PannickAtTheDisco
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that's exorbitantly high for Liverpool, considering they haven't got anybody worth anything near that. Are senior execs filtering big wages/bonuses out of the club?
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Liverpool 2016/17
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that's exorbitantly high for Liverpool, considering they haven't got anybody worth anything near that. Are senior execs filtering big wages/bonuses out of the club?
The last 2 managers dental plans will account for a huge portion of that figure to be fair.
The last 2 managers dental plans will account for a huge portion of that figure to be fair.
Haha
jimmygrimblesboots
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Big time Charlies ,play for the lives against their superiors , can't get out of bed for the likes of Swansea . Klopp and his squad are cheating their supporters for 90% of the season and the mug Dippers "fans" don't even realise it.
Prestwich_Blue
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It can go up by something like £8m and any extra over that has to be funded from equivalent increases in non-TV revenue streams.Thought the rule in the premier leagues FFPR is that wage bill can go up more than a certain amount 25% seems like they are breaking the rules.
bluemoonmatt
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That made me proper chuckle cos you know what, yer right he doesJust came on to reiterate the point that Klopp is a nob and looks like one of those blokes whose breath fucking stinks.
Prestwich_Blue
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Just checked and the increase is covered by the profit on player trading, which is acceptable under the PL's Short Term Cost Control rules.It can go up by something like £8m and any extra over that has to be funded from equivalent increases in non-TV revenue streams.
Just checked and the increase is covered by the profit on player trading, which is acceptable under the PL's Short Term Cost Control rules.
Cheers for checking 25% wage increase the last few years seems a lot.
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